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05-01-2004 01:37 AM #1
Favorite Driving Routes?
So here's the question primarily for MA residents...
What's your most favorite stretch of road to drive on just to get a smile on your face and get the adrenaline going?
I love the Weston/ Sudbury parts of Rt. 117 and Rt. 20 and their interconnecting roads. Anyone else out there?
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05-02-2004 07:25 PM #2
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05-03-2004 12:56 AM #3
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05-03-2004 12:57 AM #4
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05-03-2004 03:42 PM #5
Rt 119 west bound from Acton to State Park
The road is very popular with the sport bike crowd, so you know it's good. Gets real nice and twisty towards the end as it winds along a river in a State Park. I can't remember the name of it, but it has a nice swimming beach section. Moto Market in Acton is the perfect early morning starting point. Those guys also know all the roads and are full of suggestions.
Bob K.
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05-04-2004 09:36 AM #6
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05-04-2004 12:24 PM #7
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05-04-2004 12:49 PM #9
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05-04-2004 12:58 PM #10
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05-05-2004 08:02 AM #11
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05-05-2004 09:06 AM #12
Scratch that... got pulled over yesterday!
The very same day that I write that I had never seen a cop on Glezen Rd, I get pulled over on my way home... going 31 in a 25! I let the cars in front of me get ahead so I could take a fun twisty a little fast. Sure enough, there is a cop coming in the opposite direction. Luckily I wasn't on the strait-away or I probably would have been going 40+. He didn't give me a ticket, but I probably won't be speeding there anymore.
It's still a great drive, just be careful.
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05-06-2004 03:08 PM #13
Re: Favorite Driving Routes?
For pure speed you can't go wrong with the east-bound section at the end of Rte. 2 just before you pull into Cambridge - you know the huge downhill stretch, where the speedometer can rip past 110 mph with no trouble at all. Try it at about 3 a.m., however. Criminal speeding is a tough rap to beat!
cheers,
james
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88 M5
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05-06-2004 03:35 PM #14
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05-06-2004 09:56 PM #15
hah. I work on winter st, near the reservoir.
derek, what color is your E28? I've seen a bunch of the around.
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d reeves
cambridge, ma
1988 325is (street)
1979 911sc, euro
1988 M3 (track)
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05-06-2004 10:03 PM #16
most of my favorites are in western mass.
too many cops in the 'burbs around boston to have much fun, though I agree with many of the comments about acton/lincoln, etc.
A friend of mine used to live on glezen, and would absolutely fly there in the morning with his E30 M3. never got pulled over as far as I know.
Most of my fun is confined to the rt.2 autobahn, the racetrack, and vermont.
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d reeves
cambridge, ma
1988 325is (street)
1979 911sc, euro
1988 M3 (track)
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05-06-2004 10:34 PM #17
Re: hah. I work on winter st, near the reservoir.
I'm on west st. My e28 is black/black, lowered, with either e34 basketweave or gold centered BBS rims. It's a little rough. I don't see many older bmws in the area, the few I see don't notice me. Altho, today I saw a white 2002 w/ alpina fender flares on main st, around lunchtime. After work today I was up behind the reservior at the abandoned polariod(i think) grounds. There are some great, flat, empty parking lots up there and no one else around ;)
85 535i
90 325is
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05-06-2004 11:27 PM #18
absolultely
I work further up that hill. those parking lots are lots of fun in the snow.
There's a white 535is I see every now and then... and for a long time, I was driving my silver 325is to work. More recently I've been taking the 911. But you're right. not too many older ones.
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d reeves
cambridge, ma
1988 325is (street)
1979 911sc, euro
1988 M3 (track)
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05-07-2004 11:12 AM #19
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05-07-2004 12:47 PM #20
yeah, it's really fun. well worth it.
mine is a light blue metallic. so raw and tactile compared to more modern cars, even the E30.
we should all have lunch sometime. maybe next week?
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d reeves
cambridge, ma
1988 325is (street)
1979 911sc, euro
1988 M3 (track)
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